The Stables at Union Hill

09/19/2022

With the heat back this week horses will be in and some on late turn out for this week. As temps drop normal turnout will resume

06/09/2022

We will be having a nutrition/feed seminar! Sunday June 26th 9am to 12 noon. Free to attend. There are lots of free samples and goodies! There will also be a weight scale to weigh your horse! Join us for a fun morning!

04/24/2022

Some pics from today

04/24/2022

Great day for the trick clinic!

04/24/2022

Great weather for such a fun day! Trick clinic was awesome!
Next on the agenda is horse soccer!

12/09/2021

Mornings at the farm can be spectacular

07/29/2021

We are under a heat advisory today. The heat index is expected to reach 106 today with actual temperatures of 96. If you are coming out and riding today, ride early and please use caution. Drink plenty of water and be careful your horse doesn't over heat. Horses will be in today and tomorrow during the heat advisory. Stay cool!

11/27/2020

Just a heads up that horses will be in this Sunday night with the rain and drop in temps that night.

11/26/2020

Happy Thanksgiving! Everyone enjoy the day and your family if possible! We are very thankful for all of our amazing boarders! We have an incredible barn family and I am very thankful for all of you and your wonderful ponies!

10/26/2020

Cherokee feed delivery is scheduled for this coming Friday

10/26/2020

Horses will be in Wednesday night with all the rain coming through.

10/19/2020

Pasture rotation today teal, azzaro, Ryan, Joe, drogon and sheldon are now up on the hill across from the covered arena

09/16/2020

Cherokee feed delivery is scheduled for Tuesday the 22nd.

09/16/2020

Just a reminder for everyone that there is a clinic this weekend in the covered arena.

08/09/2020

Just a heads up that a couple boarders from hickory flat will be coming Tuesday night to practice a barrel pattern in the covered arena. They will be here around 630pm.

08/08/2020

We welcome christie Sheehan daughter Amelia and horse teal to our barn family! Please introduce yourself and welcome them!

07/28/2020

Just a heads up that the outdoor arena is being worked on tonight and tomorrow.

07/27/2020

Cherokee feed delivery is scheduled for this Friday. Please call in orders by Thursday afternoon.

07/15/2020

Reminder cherokee feed delivery is tomorrow. Call in your orders today.

07/05/2020

Fireplace, friends and fireworks! Fun night keeping an eye on the ponies and enjoying the surrounding shows!

06/15/2020

Our covered is done! Now to do the outdoor if it will stop raining...

05/08/2020

Deer enjoying our salt blocks!

03/30/2020

Just a friendly reminder to please not leave poles in the covered arena. If you set them up please put them away when you are done. Thank you for your help!

03/17/2020

Cherokee Feed & Seed

Hello everyone. In light of the current situation with COVID-19 we wanted to update you on what we are doing at Cherokee Feed and Seed and North Fulton Feed and Seed stores.

We are OPEN FOR BUSINESS with normal operating hours! Our team is regularly using hand sanitizer, soap, and disinfecting products and doing periodic cleaning throughout the day in the stores, particularly in high touch areas.

PURCHASE ONLY WHAT YOU NEED! Please know there is no need to purchase more than your normal amount of feed and supplies at this time. Our vendors have informed us that regular production and delivery will continue until further notice. Please be aware that we will not be able to take back or issue store refunds, exchanges, or credits on any unused feed or supplies.

CURBSIDE SERVICE: If you are uncomfortable coming into the store for your feed supplies, you are welcome to call in your order and pay over the phone. You can pick your order up at the warehouse door as usual.

DELIVERY SCHEDULE: Normal deliveries are being delivered, however, please know that delivery times are currently 1-2 weeks out and this could easily change to longer wait times in the next few days. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause but please know that we are trying our best to serve all of our customers as quickly as we can.

We greatly appreciate your business and know that we will get through this by working together as a community and nation! Please call us if you have any questions.
Cherokee Feed & Seed Ball Ground: 770-887-0440
Cherokee Feed & Seed Gainesville: 770-532-6291
North Fulton Feed: 770-475-5572

03/13/2020

Dont forget your spring worming.... leave boxes in your feed bin and I can do it if needed. Thank you!

03/03/2020

Horses in for the day will go out tonight

01/27/2020

The weather has been cold and wet lately and certainly more "winter like" but the warm weather will return. When it does, you will undoubtedly pull off those blankets and be stunned to see that your horse's body shape is a bit different than what you remembered from the fall. Sure you put blankets on and off periodically during the colder weather but you are usually not taking too long to asses body condition and, with all that winter hair, its sort of difficult to know what's going on weight-wise with our horses until they start shedding out in March. Some will have benefitted from less work and more winter feed and will be heftier, some will have suffered from less turn out and sparse grass and will be thinner. Getting and keeping tract of your horse's weight is a great way to stay on top of body changes regardless of the weather or hair coat. Accurately knowing your horse's weight allows you to make better feeding decisions and to monitor seasonal changes and correct either overweight or underweight conditions before they become a problem. A large animal scale is the best way to get an accurate measurement but is not very practical. Weight tapes are practical but not that accurate-there is so much variation in where the measurement is taken and tapes do not take a horse's length of leg into consideration so a big barreled pony may "tape" the same as a thinner and much bigger thoroughbred. But there is a better way to calculate equine weight that is both practical and more accurate. Measuring the heart girth (just like you would do with a standard weight tape) and measuring the body length (chest to rump) and then using the formulas provided will give you your horse's weight. A standard construction or sewing tape measure will work fine and having a more precise weight will also help you correctly deworm or treat your horse with any medications that it may need. Try out this "better way to weigh" and don't forget to record it!

01/08/2020

Just a heads up that the horses will be in Saturday night with the heavy rain and possible storms coming through. The outdoor will be closed Saturday and Sunday with all the rain.

12/15/2019

Looking forward to seeing everyone today for the party! Starts at 3pm text Tamara if you have any questions or need address!

12/13/2019

Cherokee feed delivery will be next friday dec 20th before the holidays. Call in your grain and hay orders.